oranges are multi-functional. side from those clothes that clothing items they go perfectly well in ice cream where's your brings us to our next subject while summer is knocking at our door and that means everyone will be screaming for ice cream well if you had to guess where ice cream comes from you might say italy but in fact it can be traced back to china we take a closer look now and it's cool history. but you know what is good. i scream it can be all colors of the rainbow and comes in a seemingly endless variety of flavors and there's nothing questions refreshing on a hot day summer is the season of the ice cream parlor in germany they're often called vinnitsa and they always have been. a colorful month it was my grandfather's place then my father's and now it's mine it's a tradition i think it's. germany is home to over five thousand ice cream parlors. more than half of them are intelligent genitally yes. ice cream became popular in germany with the arrival of italian migrants nearly one hundred years ago. t

home to some sixty seven thousand hectares of orange groves cicely's italy's main producer of oranges there are citrus trees as far as the eye can see. to be honest something a cheeto grew up amid the orange groves along the eastern coast after studying fashion in the land she returned home to marry the knowledge she acquired in italy's fashion capital with the fruits of her native region. here in sicily waste disposal is a huge challenge for the only she's industry. gave me the idea to combine two typical italian products the fashion and citrus fruits and yes the new dotted a company aimed at making fashion more sustainable. in twenty fourteen she in the friend founded a startup called orange fiber to experiment with the fruit and developer production process to turn orange juice by products into fabric juice producers on the island collaborated on the project. in the end that they pressed the juice out of the oranges and what's left over is this here the peel. still. want to. know why extract the fellows from the peel with a process that we have paid into it s. that i am all. the ro

you look like a big carrot for a while because you're wearing bright-assed orange, the brightest orangenge. >>> over in the workers' barracks of the theo lacy jail, donald stokes is headed in a completely different direction. tonight he'll be released from jail. >> at this point i'm pretty much ready to go. i said my good-byes to everybody and passed off that which can be passed off to my friends that i'm not going to be taking with me. i'm just a little bit anxious. just waiting for that minute where they call my name and i get a chance to grab the rest of my things and head on down the road. it could be any time now, but it seems like every minute's taken hours, you know. it'll happen when it happens, i guess. in case of emergency. >> because stokes was taken into custody without shoes, the jail has allowed him to have a pair of flip-flops so that he won't leave barefoot. >> come to the back door. >> yes, ma'am. >> take it easy, guys. be safe, you all. take your time. love you. be in touch. take care, you all. peace. be safe. see you soon, guys. >> stokes will now head to the intake a

of orange.amos was missing and her family was frantic. >> as soon as i got the call she didn't show up for her baseball game, i got the worst feeling in the world. >> putting himself out there with all the rest was maribel's roommate, k.c. joy. >> she's the only family i have. she's my best friend. that's all. >> k.c. had moved from tennessee to southern california for a job. he had no family and few friends here. so he turned to maribel, and she was happy to include him. she even arranged for k.c. to tutor her niece in math. >> he seemed nice, respectful. he liked to be involved with the family and my aunt. >> he didn't have family of his own so he kind of attached himself to yours? >> yeah. >> but they weren't boyfriend and girlfriend? >> no. >> even so, in photos, maribel and k.c. seemed to be having a great time. they even went on a cruise together. soon, police would be talking with k.c. joy. >> do you have a business card, sir? >> yeah. >> so i keep track of names straight. >> yeah, that's

>>> every year, close to 70,000 people are processed through the five facilities that make up the orange county jail in southern california. most have not been convicted but are awaiting trial, charged with everything from minor infractions to murder. some will be released or bailed out within hours. others will call the jail home until their cases are resolved in court, a process that can take years. one inmate facing such a prospect is daniel wozniak, who prior to his arrest, could be found performing as an actor on the stages of various orange county play houses. >> i want people to know i'm a good guy. i'm easy going. i enjoy long walks on the beach. i'm an aries. i just want people to know that no matter what throughout all of this, i'm really a good guy. almost everyone in my life will say so. >> what i know of wozniak is he's in custody for a double murder. a beheading was involved as well as dismemberment. >> wozniak has entered a not guilty plea in a case that made headlines in orange county. he's alleged to have murdered two friends in order to steal money out of their bank acc

how do people volunteer to be a poll worker here in orange county? >> we will sign you up in two minutes go to the website. i will be standing at the back. >> and train you, right, neil question rick. >> yes. [inaudible conversations] >> neil's point is important. make sure that voters know what they can do to protect and secure their vote. they can. there are a lot of opportunities to hand over your ballots and to be influenced but you can control that. we need to do a better job of educating. there are ways in most places and this will vary from state to state but in telephone you you can check to make sure your vote was deceived and that it was counted. there is a myth out there that mostly coming from the swing states and presidential campaign that provisional ballots are throwaway votes and never get counted. in california 80-90% of those votes always get counted and are ways for you to know that it got counted. we need to do a better job making sure we need to get word out about that. >> could we do a two-minute detour because this is useful fo

i said, i'm from orange county, california. i will be responsible for a couple of the most competitive congressional races in the entire country. we'll be right here in our county for a few months. and i said, what is the likelihood now that we know what these bad actors did in '16 that they're going to repeat that same action? or will it be new actions that they will come forward with? and he didn't hesitate in his response. he said, they will be targeting congressional races, targeting other elections. you heard that from the previous panel. so we have, again, a ways to go. but i'm looking forward to the dialogue. >> on that chilling note, i want to pose a question. what we'll do is we'll pose a series of questions to the panelists and let them -- let them respond and then we'll take questions at the end of this panel. my first question for this group: now that we know about russia and other adversaries' plans, capabilities, and intentions. what are ways to respond to such threats using the laws, regulations, and election off

orange county, most of cities we came from, someone -- orange county, all are with you. you know what? people that i got all these emails, mostly positive. actually came out 57% are against us. so 4 sanctuary state, 41% against sanctuary state i don't think that pole something get, what we get, we got mostly positive ones. >> right. >> you've done a great job, michelle. we appreciate it. fantastic job. sheriff? >> mr. president, thank you for having us. first of all, thank you for being a defender of the rule of law and for your overwhelming support of public safety and standing with the men and women who put their lives on the line every day. that's just tremendous. the great part about being last, there is not much else to say. [laughter]. >> no. >> i won't in interest of time out of respect for your time, i will add one point, this is something we had conversations with director homan and attorney general sessions, that is the detainer issue. for the sheriffs that is a real problem with us. federal court said honoring detainers that is violation of fourth amendment. t

calling things crumbs. >> trumps approval should be surging in orange county. it's orange. nancy pelosi never live down the "crumb" moment. it's her britney spears moment stuck with her forever. it's not about trump, a lot is about california. it's a slow rolling disaster. it's resembling the day room from "one flew over the koo koo's nest." i had dr. drew on my bod cast. he expects serious infectious disease explosion in california because of the homeless situation, human waste, rodents that out number humans ten to one. if you have seen the homeless en campness in california you combine that with the diseases spread by fleas and rodents. i'm telling you. >> are you recording a commercial? it's frightening. >> this is true. the last time this happened it rhymed with the playing. >> this is a great ad. >> i'm telling you. if you have human homeless encampments you have rodents out numbering people. the fleas spread this. california is in for a scary time. i'm scaring myself. am i really on tv now. >> you're in your head for sure. >> we will save everyone and move on. two hi

lastly orange dye. orange is fire.ange one is supposed to be notably hotter than the red one? >> you got it. >> doesn't it look refreshing? >> first they got their friends josh and jimmy to try it the. >> okay. that's the first batch. >> it's so spicy. what is that taste? >> carolina reaper. >> that's the dloin carolina reaper. >> i didn't really leak it. super delicious. >> the first has a little bit of a kick. >> that is not as awful as eating it with a dry mouth. >> hold, hold. ha, ha. >> these folks now jp tries his position. >> ew, close your mouth. >> i'm going to tweet off. >> now that jp has tried it, his self, it's time to take it over to play list live in orlando where his other youtube friends will be hanging out. >> whoa. it's spicy. >> oh, spicy. >> i could have died. >> so they don't have any friends left. >> that's our show. we'll catch you next time on a brand-new rtm. amount. that may have been to avoid punitive damages, which could have been up to $72 million. the mother of nine was fired three years

a follow-up on the agent orange issue. i did some work and local state and the number of people sentenced to life imprisonment. account the issues , even if the crime was murdering their spouse years later. >> we have one more right here, then we will go to the back. >> the survey that said 70% of americans were against the war even though they would not demonstrate, with that taken in 1958 questio? >> 1990. they say how many of you think the war was a mistake, and 70% or more. then they follow up with how many of you wish you had protested the war at the time, and only a third of that number said yes. >> woody thing support for the time of the by the 1960 election in america? how did the candidates position themselves about the war? and was in right to invoke the silent majority? i don't know what he said, but presumably for america for sticking it out. he said he had a secret plan to end of the war. humphrey was trying to work behind the scenes and the negotiations came apart because of nixon's role. there was sentiment

orange county has become known as the recap riviera. so hr5724 is just being introduced, and we would like help with that. because local control is being attacked from sacramento every single day. and that is one other issue. okay. thank you. all right. thank you. i appreciate that. >> steve miller, would you like to say something? >> just what an honor it is to be able to work for a president who has the backs of our law enforcement officers. everything you're doing every day is saving so many lives all across this country and it's an endless opportunity to be a part of it. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, mr. president. it's an honor to be here. i'm representing the largest county here today. san diego county. i have 3.5 million constituents that i'm responsible for their public safety. if you look around this room, your tiny but mighty team, this is what governor brown classifies as low life politicians. well, here we are. you've heard about the problems. you've heard about the statistics. and i could have thought of

. >> reporter: lots and lots of orange? >> lots of orange. >> reporter: was this something that brooke looked forward to? >> oh yeah. >> reporter: on saturdays? >> all of us at that age, you know? that was what you did on saturday. you wanted to get your orange and white outfits. and -- and -- figure out where you were going to be. >> reporter: october 15, 2011 started out as one of those fun days. the vols were taking on louisiana state and brooke was tailgating with friends. but by nightfall, something was terribly wrong. >> where's your emergency? >> uh, we're down here on blair road. >> reporter: 40 miles away from knoxville, a couple was driving down a country road. they were keeping an eye out for crossing deer when their headlights illuminated something else. >> and there is a body laying off the side of the road. >> ok, i need somebody to check for a pulse. >> she's, she's a bloody mess, ma'am. >> reporter: chief deputy tim phillips of the roane county sheriff's office just finished watching the football game when d

i asked him the question, i'm from orange county, california. i will be responsible for a couple of the most competitive congressional races in the country. we'll be right here in our county in a few months. i said, what is the likelihood, now that we know what the bad actors didn't 2016 that they are going to repeat that same action, or will there be new actions? he did not hesitate and he said, they will be targeting congressional races and other elections. so, we have a ways to go but i'm looking forward to the dialogue. >> on that note -- were going to pose a series of questions to the panelist and let them respond. then we will take questions at the end of the panel. my first question for the group, now that we know about russia and other adversaries plans and capabilities, and intentions, what are ways to protect against and respond to threats using the laws, regulations, and election official discretion another discretion that might exist. what tools do have a tool bag at this time to take action? to help shore up our election system? >>

oh by the sink and i know many distribute one hundred tons of orange just today but now we have no oranges on the trucks a puncture in the bridge eight trucks parks everything is stopped and you pay for anything things. like that left on thursday the government reached an agreement with several truck driver associations to suspend the fuel taxes for fifteen days but at least one major union has decided to continue striking until the price hike is scrapped entirely some drivers are even striking independently sought you know be able to if we don't have anyone representing us we want ton of minutes we don't have a union we don't have a corporation absolutely nothing and that is giving us. all those you said about the one diesel fuel is now at its second tie straight and brazil's history and president michel tema has now authorize federal fool says to clear the roads but for now it seems the strike is a showing no signs of letting up. for this time for us to let up that's all for your business updates have a great weekend. in germany state by state. the most colorful. liveliest. the most trad

can't even see the international orange that color on the bridge but we have bright orange right here. >> yeah. i'm representing. >> way to go, jaclyn. >> in studio. >> we'll bring your brightness for ya. but no sunshine in sight for the golden gate bridge. probably not at all today because we have a stubborn marine layer. in fact, yesterday the golden gate bridge was kind of coated all day, as well. >>> so this is going to impact your temperatures today. we are going to get that onshore breeze, that coastal influence. here's a look now in san francisco. yes, covered in low clouds. the sun trying to be seen but you have to go way up high to get a view of that. but yes, there's a little moisture in the clouds, as well. so you may have to use the windshield wipers a bit. expect some delays at the airport, as well. check those flights. here's a look at the top of the "salesforce" tower but down below that's where the clouds are covering things up and temperature-wise, temperatures didn't drop too much overnight so right now we are in the 50s for oakland and san francisco. 59 in san jose.

explosion rocks a medical building in orange county. the investigation underway, and why police say it may have been >>> it is 6:25 right now. an explosion rocks a medical building in orange county. the investigation under way and why police say it may have been intentional. >> plus, the california lawmakers that received a white house invite after voting to support a federal lawsuit against the state over its sanctuary policies. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. it's "watch what you want on the fastest internet" streaming. it's "live sports so you never miss a goal" streaming. it's "dvr shows because you'll never know when you'll need

that would be orange. orange voters. now we go to your second choice. two more for yellow, one more for purple. purple still doesn't have majority. so now, a new round. the new bottom, blue, gets yoe limb mated. and blue voters' second choice votes are distributed. and thousand and now we have a majority. yellow is the winner, even though it started out with fewer first-choice votes than purple. get to know the candidates in the mayoral race. we have a questionnaire from each candidate on abc 7 news.com. kristin sze, abc 7 news. >>> the date has been set. in just over a month the net neutrality rules will be repealed. the fcc voted in november on blocking websites or charging more for delivery of certain sites. but the fight isn't over. senate democrats have forced a vote on the issue next week. >>> abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian is tracking the forecast. we're almost to the weekend. >> and mother's day is coming up. >> we have changes coming up before mother's day arrives. you probably noticed how breezy it is. it's still mainly sunny out

and the orange line represents the position at the end of the year. so you can see the trends really by looking at that orange line, that between 2013 and 2017, the port did increase by $27 million over that period of time. four out of the the five years showed positive trends. 2015 notably was a year that the governmental accounting standards board required san francisco to reflect liabilities related to employees' pensions and postretirement benefits, so that had major impact on our net position that year. but by 2016, the port actually recovered. very much because, primarily because of geo bond proceeds we received for the parks. i think that was the years we had large expenditures related to crane cove park and we used bond proceeds to improve that asset. and that ultimately moved our position up. so by 2017, you can actually see there was very little change in our net position. and this next slide will sort of help highlight why. so this chart actually shows the drivers behind the annual change in any given year. and as i noted, while the port's

showed a consistent pattern of showing in kilter is something very real you see this in clockwork orange where the daleks' character is strapped down and he's given a bunch of drugs this is actually detailed in the in kilter doctor dr you in cameron's work it's detailed in the book by dr john c. lilly was actually one of the you could alter doctors how he would strap people down and give them l.s.d. and wipe their brains reprogram them so what you're seeing and films is generally speaking real there is a propaganda aspect this be sent it's not as one but when you look at clockwork orange look at eyes wide shut and these are films that i think are showing real aspects of conspiracy and how it relates to hollywood and the government the tavistock institutes eric tristen fed emory predicted in their book a choice of futures a clockwork orange reality where youths commit random acts of violence then go home and watch on t.v. as mass media and television put them into increasingly dissociated states. perhaps we have entered that dissociated state with wars and rumors of wars echoing daily sup

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that would be orange. orange voters. now we go to your second choice.for yellow, one more for purple. purple still doesn't have majority. so now, a new round. the new bottom, blue, gets yoe limb mated. and blue voters' second choice votes are distributed. and thousand and now we have a majority. yellow is the winner, even though it started out with fewer first-choice votes than purple. get to know the candidates in the mayoral race. we have a questionnaire from each candidate on abc 7 news.com. kristin sze, abc 7 news. >>> the date has been set. in just over a month the net neutrality rules will be repealed. the fcc voted in november on blocking websites or charging more for delivery of certain sites. but the fight isn't over. senate democrats have forced a vote on the issue next week. >>> abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian is tracking the forecast. we're almost to the weekend. >> and mother's day is coming up. >> we have changes coming up before mother's day arrives. you probably noticed how breezy it is. it's still mainly sunny out hear. we h

the orange means temperatures into the 20s. orange means temperatures into the 205. 23, 24 in orange, possibly 20 degrees in edinburgh. thursday into friday, temperatures are levelling off across the country. further south, down are levelling off across the country. furthersouth, down to are levelling off across the country. further south, down to 22 in london, the risk of showers. saturday, things are said to warm up across europe. temperatures could be hitting the net, possibly the high 20s across the south by the bank holiday weekend. i'm babita sharma with bbc news. our top story. the eruption of kilauea volcano on hawaii's big island enters a more violent phase. experts say lava is now flowing twice a fast as it was earlier in the eruption and fountains of molten rock are reaching 180 metres in the air. a summit to rescue a summit. donald trump is to meet the south korea president, moon jae—in, at the white house later today. their mission — to try to get the us president's meeting with the north korea's kimjong un back on track. and the royal wedding is still trending online. t

the you is considering in part judy's on us products such as much as cycles bourbon cranberries and oranges mexico and canada are also contemplating countermeasures. on george and i by our washington correspondent claire richardson and from brussels our correspondent. to both of you good evening clearly we start with you how has the commerce secretary from the u.s. defended the american decision to slap its allies and its biggest trading partners with these terror. the u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross really tried to turn this on its head saying that european negotiators failed to convince washington not to extend i exempt into these tariffs either another temporary one or a more permanent solution now this comes after months of anxiety about what the united states was going to do here we saw personal lobbying efforts by french president and manual micron and german chancellor angela merkel who came to d.c. to try and convince trump and not to impose these tariffs on the european union obviously that has not worked out originally when trump said it that this that these terrorists were go

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orange county, two in ventura county and two more in sacramento county. authorities arrested joseph deangelo last month. investigators say in all, he is connected to at least 50 rapes and more than a dozen killings across california. we get more on the new developments tonight from heather holmes in our newsroom. >> reporter: santa barbara county district attorney joyce dudley held an afternoon news conference today to announce those new charges against deangelo. she says the crimes in santa barbara county are part of the series of rapes and murders that terrorized communities across california in the late 1970s and '80s and said these charges could indeed bring the death penalty. >> i have decided to file four counts of first-degree murder with special circumstances against joseph james deangelo. each of the four counts carries multiple allegations. each of the four counts carries the potential for a sentence of life without possibility of parole or the death sentence. >> reporter: prosecutors in santa barbara county now join their counterparts in orange

. >> woman in orange: oh, my gosh. avocado in it. >> anthony: what cannot be fresh is nonetheless delicious. edamame's salad with dried cranberries and carrots. roasted vegetables, one might find oneself enjoying a cocktail or two. this is an amazing spread. >> woman in orange: i know. >> anthony: what are you guys doing here? what are you looking for? >> woman in orange: i'm collecting water samples in the streams and i'm also collecting samples of the algea. >> woman in black: so we're looking at the sign of bacterium which kind of create this rainbow shag rug in the streams. >> woman in orange: it's super cool. >> anthony: well, you know, the beginning of the 20th century when scientist and explorers were national heroes, there was a hunger for knowledge and discovery, not a good climate of facts though that we live in today. >> mike: no. >> man in green jacket: we may interpret our facts differently but we don't get to make up our own facts, right? >> anthony: there are plenty of people out there who believe "the f

there‘s this weird iridescence in kind of like orange and green.as totally unexpected. we don‘t know the species, so what we are going to do, is back to the lab, we will go over what is known, hopefully we will have a better idea if this is a known species or if this is something new. being at a higher altitude and in an open area they are more exposed to the radiation of the sun, and i am thinking of that it is interesting that the animal is quite clear in its skin, and also has a reflective colour in its eye, especially reflective, so, it might, these things might, who knows, might work to protect him against some radiation. it is finally alexandre‘s turn. his trap has revealed an unknown mammal. what is it, can you tell? it‘s a small rodent. a different one. yes? yes. could it be a new species? well, i don‘t know. everything up here could be different. so, yes, it could be really, really, something really interesting. good one. yes. discoveries have even been wandering close to the scientists‘ tent. we are setting the camp, and it was just here.

the orange county bomb technicians and the fbi are among the agencies looking through the debris. >>> officials are trying to figure out what caused a computer outage. it includes summit medical center where patients were effective for second straight day. the problem is affecting internal communications and electronic health records. it also led to the cancellation of many surgeries and other procedures. >>> california's attorney general says she will appeal the ruling of the right to die law. a judge in riverside county throughout the law yesterday saying the state legislature violated the state constitution when it passed the law. the law allows the terminally ill patient to request liese -- life ending medication from their doctor. it was enacted in part because of britney minard, a bay area woman who had a terminal illness. she went to oregon so she could legally end her life there. her widower tells ktvu she is not -- he is not giving up the fight. >>> a man accused of torturing and abusing his ten children is now talking about the allegations. >> investigators say the children

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the fbi is joining the orange county sheriff's department in this investigation. >> you have probably done it reached to the back of the cooler to buy the milk with the latest expiration date. but buyer beware. consumerwatch reporter julie watts says the milk days may be misleading. >>> reporter: you might call alex a milk connoisseur. he drinks a lot of milk to settle his stomach as a cancer survivor. he says the milk he is buying has spoiling early. >> it went bad a week before the expiration date. it started to curdle. >> reporter: it happens four times. >> smells like cheese. that's gross. >> reporter: so we decided to investigate putting alex's milk to the test. our first stop, his neighborhood lucky's where we stocked up on sunny side farms alex's brand. then we bought the same sunny side farms brand at a different supermarket, not hill foods. we also picked up a control milk there, different brand, same store, packing each gallon into a cooler of ice, delivering the samples to a laboratory to be tested. meanwhile, back at the station, we recruited newsroom staffers for three bl

a big meeting of district attorneys from sacramento, orange county, ventura county, and santa barbara county to decide where the man accused of being the golden state killer should be prosecuted. >> we are talking about 72-year- old joseph d'angelo accused of several rapes and murders across california from the late 1970s and 1980s. yesterday, santa barbara county d.a. charged deangelo with four killings and said he should get the death penalty. >> i have decided to file four counts of first-degree murder with special circumstances against joseph james d'angelo. each of the four counts carries multiple allegations. each of the four counts carry the pension -- the potential for sentience of life without -- sentence of life without the possibility of parole and the death sentence. >> prosecutors have now filed charges against deangelo 412 murders. his next court appearance monday in sacramento. he has not yet entered a plea. >>> in addition to the four murders in santa barbara county, he's been charged with four murders in orange county. two in ventura county. two more in sacramento cou

and therefore these nonviolent and very orange protests lasted for a month during which time the previous election results were no marred by massive corruption and new elections were announced an important nuance just three months before viktor yuschenko became a victim to a mysterious and still unsolved poisoning but it didn't prevent him from winning in the new election. though as we shall soon see there was much more than just the people's will that led to this victory this peaceful revolution and its leader were warmly welcomed by the international community but the euphoria didn't last long yuschenko its government completely failed with reforms and lost its chance to establish democracy instead descending into infighting viktor yuschenko was not reelected for a second term but at the. end of his presidency he had the time to make one last gift to his supporters from western ukraine. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies to me to peep out the cells with simple song alone even some company elsewhere though they invite private companies

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the fbi investigating an explosion in orange county. it killed a woman and injured three other people at a medical building. officially the sheriff's department says it is too early to know if it was deliberate. but sources say it was intentional. it may have come from some kind of package. it blew out some walls and windows of that two-story building. now, authorities have designated this a crime scene now. bomb technicians and the fbi are going through the debris looking for evidence. >>> we have new video to share out of india of a highway overpass under construction that collapsed today, killing 18 people. the concrete slab 50 feet long fell on to the roadway below. rescue crews were able to pull some people from the rubble but it is feared more people are trapped under the wreckage. an investigation is underway right now to determine the cause of this collapse. >>> our time is now 7:54. on september 24th, sentencing will begin for bill cosby. a judge in pennsylvania already blocked out two days for it because the victim impact stat

when you are down to places liko orange nty, or fresno. it's very much split.o, itmay be a short-term political issue for the republican party locally. 's not going help them statewide, especially john doco or travis allen. >> those are the two rcan candidates for governor. you brought up daca, scott, i want to ask you about that as well, because we have congressman jeff denim, he is leading the fortunate to force a immigration -- he is leading a movement to force a vote i'm z -- a vote on immigration. >> we ave talked to him, th have always had this ability. it speaks to concern, and frustesation on both si of the aisle, of how little, i mean, not jubviously under trump, but has been done around immigration. it's a top of mi issue again this year. so, i think that, that is sort ofthe, this is desire to in a way play both sides. they are going to come out hard against thery sanct states and push a dreamer thing. to scott's point about the sort of political expediency of this, if you are in denim's district, it will probably be a goodbet. in orange county, it ma

i know it's orange. look at this teal at coit tower. yeah, lit up for the sharks. here we go for temperatures. 40s and 50s in the area. here's the low clouds by the water through the bay bridge area and the golden gate bridge. that's where we're seeing low clouds. visibility is okay there. but napa 1.5-mile visibility so it's dropping low. santa rosa, .8-mile visibility. so that's going to be tough through the valleys. low clouds like to settle into those spots. overall the image is less gray than yesterday for most of the day and morning especially. a lot of this will be breaking up sooner today, which means warmer weather is on the way. temperatures will be rising especially inland. it's because of a change in the wind direction. right now the wind is southeast. yesterday was southwest. and that was what caused the ocean breeze and caused a lot of the clouds to push inland. fairfield 14 miles per hour pushing clouds inland there so you will see gray skies especially through the delta and that's what we'll be dealing for most of the morning hours but then by this

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and so toxic he makes the checks out to agent orange. those are the cash but from my family's perspective i'm not really seeing these plenty of good reasons to kill this bill under the current one each member of my uncle's immediate family can get up to one hundred twenty five thousand dollars in farm subsidies and the proposed bill extends that to cousins nieces and nephews do you know what that means yeah i think so america's culture is dying under a government's mountains of corruption no it means i can make bank. all right i can barely cashable checks one hundred twenty five grand is like getting a game show money without going blind from steve harvey shiny head. mentally your uncle is a corn farmer it's a major crop produced by mega farms that already get tons of federal money small farmers don't get that cash plus when you need to know something about farming to actually get that money you know that i wasn't people receive this money i'm willing to bet some of them googled whether there are plantation tours for pepperidge farm. esp